For which area on the body would the nurse identify that the use of epinephrine with a local injectable drug would be contraindicated? Select all that apply
A) Use on a toe
B) Use on the scalp
C) Use on the face
D) Use on the abdomen
E) Use on a finger
Ans: A, E
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When the local anesthetic is used on an extremity (such as a toe or finger), the use of epinephrine with a local injectable drug is contraindicated.
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